I think I may have managed to mess up my previous message. Looking back through my notes, I am not sure whether this is Michael Marion Woods or not. The information that has been suggested to me is that Green Woods was b. in Washington Co., TN on 13 August 1783, d. in Harrison Co., TX in 1842, m. 28 Dec. 1802 to a Mary Clarke, and that he was the eleventh child of a Michael Woods (b. November 10, 1735, prob. in Albemarle Co., Va.; d. 1808, presumably in TN), by his second wife Margaret Trimble (b. 27 Aug 1740; m. 24 Dec 1767; d. 13 Sep 1801). This Michael is stated to be the son of Archibald Woods (1706 - 1768) and Isabella Goss (1716/17 - 1766). Archibald being the son of another Michael Woods (b. c. 1684; d. 1762) and Mary Campbell. My real question though goes to the identification of the Green Woods b. in Washington Co., TN of Michael and Margaret with the Green Woods who died in Harrison Co., TX in 1842. Can anyone shed any light on the appropriateness of this identification? Jim Robinson P.S.--Any information on other parts of this family is, of course, very welcome. As the clock struck 07:20 AM 5/25/2001 -0700, WOODS-D-request@rootsweb.com took pen in hand and wrote: >Michael Marion Woods never had a Green Woods as a child. At least that is >what I have in my notes. > >Sandra >----- Original Message ----- >From: James P. Robinson III <jprobins@ix.netcom.com> >To: <WOODS-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 4:17 PM >Subject: [WOODS-L] Michael Marion Woods f/o Green Woods TN>TX > > > > I am informed that a publication called Mississippi Genealogical Exchange > > published an article which showed Michael Marion Woods of the Blair Park > > Woods line as the father of a Green Woods. Does anyone know if this is >the > > same Green Woods who came from TN to TX c. 1835 and died in 1842 in > > Harrison Co., TX? Does anyone have any further info. on either Green >Woods? > > > > Jim Robinson > > -- ================================================= James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with an attribution to the author, unless permission is otherwise expressly given in writing. =================================================

Michael Marion Woods never had a Green Woods as a child. At least that is what I have in my notes. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: James P. Robinson III <jprobins@ix.netcom.com> To: <WOODS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 4:17 PM Subject: [WOODS-L] Michael Marion Woods f/o Green Woods TN>TX > I am informed that a publication called Mississippi Genealogical Exchange > published an article which showed Michael Marion Woods of the Blair Park > Woods line as the father of a Green Woods. Does anyone know if this is the > same Green Woods who came from TN to TX c. 1835 and died in 1842 in > Harrison Co., TX? Does anyone have any further info. on either Green Woods? > > Jim Robinson > > > > -- > ================================================= > James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com > > All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the > author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with > an attribution to the author, unless permission is otherwise expressly > given in writing. > ================================================= > > > ==== WOODS Mailing List ==== > How to UNSUBSCRIBE? > Send a message to WOODS-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with only the word > "unsubscribe" in the body. SUBECT: is ignored. No signature blocks... >

Hello Listers, On an internet site called gencircle.com there is a notation that Archibald Wood had another wife besides Isabella Goss/GASS and that this first wife is the mother of my Andrew. Does anyone know about this first wife? Thanks, PAT

I am informed that a publication called Mississippi Genealogical Exchange published an article which showed Michael Marion Woods of the Blair Park Woods line as the father of a Green Woods. Does anyone know if this is the same Green Woods who came from TN to TX c. 1835 and died in 1842 in Harrison Co., TX? Does anyone have any further info. on either Green Woods? Jim Robinson -- ================================================= James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with an attribution to the author, unless permission is otherwise expressly given in writing. =================================================

A Periodic Re-posting: I am looking for the ancestors of (or any info. on) Samuel G. Wood, b. 1804 either in NY or in Marblehead, Mass., m. (1827, Troy, NY) Margeritte (Margaret) Quackenbush (b. NY), d. 1901 in Milton Township, MI. He had a dau. Mary Caroline W. who was b. 1844 in Milam, OH, married Hiram Robinson in 1864 and d. 1907 in Milton Township, MI. -- ================================================= James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with an attribution to the author, unless permission is otherwise expressly given in writing. =================================================

Please do not reply to me (cjl@torchlake.com) on this message but directly tothe author Nancy Cecil <mktcec@infi.net>, >Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 12:48:23 -0700 >X-From_: mktcec@infi.net Fri May 18 12:48:23 2001 >Old-Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 15:50:33 -0400 >From: Nancy Cecil <mktcec@infi.net> >X-Accept-Language: en >To: woods-l-request@rootsweb.com >Subject: James L. and Sarah E. Wood in Virginia >X-Diagnostic: Unprocessed >X-Envelope-To: WOODS-L-request >X-DomainScript: torchlake.com\\script.mml >X-Script: \\filterscript.mml >X-UserScript: torchlake.com\cjl\script.mml > >I wish to subscribe to the list. Am looking for info on James L. Wood >and wife Sarah E. Wood. They >were in Roanoke, Va. in 1910. Had several children: >Claude >William >Harry >Henry > > >would appreciate any info. >thanks, >nantz > > >

Hello again Listers, I also found the following references to Orange Co. NC Wills for Wood/Woods' in a book named "North Carolina Wills, A Testator Index 1665 - 1900" by Mitchell. Maybe some of you can find a will you have been looking for. These will be listed as follows: Name, County # (the only county number I know is for Orange which is 073 these will be the ones listed. If you know a county # you would like me to check on, email me direct), Date , Recored Copy (WB = will book..# = page), and Original (where the original copy can be obtained...AR = archives, CTY = county). Wood, Anne...073...1818...WB-D/521...AR Wood, Elihu...073...1807...WB-D/208...AR Wood, Handy...073...1846...WB-F/285...AR Wood, James...073...1819...WB-D/564...AR Wood, Joseph...073...1833...WB-E/291...AR Wood, Mary...073...1856...WB-G/127...AR Wood, Sabret...073... 1808...WB-D/220...AR Wood, Solomon...073...1830...WB-E/231...AR Wood, Thomas...073...1800...WB-C/110...AR Woods, Eleanor...073...1843...WB-F/157...AR Woods, Elmore W...073...1895...WB-I/74...CTY Woods, Henry...073...1879...WB-H/230...CTY Woods, Hugh...073...WB-D/1...AR Woods, John...073...1847...WB-F/334...AR Woods, John...073...1813...WB-D/393...AR Woods, John...073...1792...WB-B/197...AR Woods, John W...073...1863...WB-G/402...CTY Woods, Joseph...073...1852...WB-G/26...AR Woods, Mary...073...1822...WB-E/26...AR Woods, Mary...073...c1820...Orig only...AR Woods, Mary...073...1817...WB-D/514...AR Woods, William...073...1830...WB-E/236...AR Woods, William...073...1819...WB-D/556...AR Cindy (Woods) Kermeen

Hello Listers... I found the following early deeds for Orange Co. Woods' at my local library. Thought they may be of some help to someone (especially if you haven't seen them before). These are typed as they appear in the records I found them in. Orange County (NC) Deed Book 2 P. 202, 11 June 1754, Granville to John Woods of Orange, three shillings, 600 acres, on Stones Creek, begin at a white oak, N 100 ch. to a hickory, E 60 ch. to a black jack oak, S 100 ch. to a white oak, W 60 ch. to the first station; signed Granville by Fra. C(blank); witness: W. Churton, Richd. Vigers; proved June Term 1755 P. 205, 10 June 1755, John Wood, of Orange, weaver, to Gilbert Strean of same, taylor, twenty four pounds, 600 acres, begin at a white oak, N 100 ch. to a hickory, E 60 ch. to a black jack oak, S 100 ch. to a white oak, W 60 ch. to first station, Granville to Woods 11 June 1754; signed John Wood; witness Wm. Nunn; acknowledged June Term 1755. P. 206, 10 June 1755, Sarah Wood wife of John Wood relinquished right of dower in above land. P. 432, 22 August 1783, John Woods of Orange, planter, to William Woods of same, planter, fifty pounds, 100 acres, on waters of Little R., begin at a post on James McCulister's line, E along John Armstrong's line to a black oak saplin on James Rea's line, S to a white oak SW to a white oak, N to first station, part of land Gabriel Johnston to Alexander Mebane 25 March 1751; signed Jno (+) Woods; witness; John Armstrong, Davis McKee, John Reany; proved by Armstrong August Term 1783 ****************************************************************************** ********** Orange County (NC) Deed Book 3 P. 498, 17 October 1772, Samuel Strudwick Esq., & Martha his wife of New Hanover County to John Woods of Orange, one hundred and sixty two pounds, 271 acres, on both sides of Haw Cr., begin at white oak on the N branch of the creek, N 20 E 7 1/2 ch. to a red oak, N 50 W 30 ch. to a hicory, S 20 W 30 ch. to a post oak, N 10 ch to a white (blank), E 17 ch. to a spanish oak, N45 E 25 ch. crossing Back Cr. in all 75 ch. to a hicory, N 45 W 16 ch. to a white oak, S 15 W 23 ch. to a white oak on the bank of Haw Cr., down creek to first station, part of a tract patented by Edward Moseley 6 November 1728, to George Burrington 13 March 1730, Burrington to Strudwick 10 (blank) 1754; signed: Saml. Strudwick, Martha Strudwick; witness: John Lea, Alexander Mebane, Mathw. Woods; proved October Term 1772 by Mebane P. 500, 29 October 1772, John Wood of Orange to Samuel Allen of same, forty pounds, 1 acre, in Hillsborough (formerly Childsburgh), on S side of Spring Lane, Lot No. 10, Commissioners to Francis Nash 3 May 1766 registered in Book A Page 347, Nash to John Wood 23 July 1771 registered in Book D No. 2 Page 65; signed: John Wood; witness Jas. Watson; acknowledged October Term 1772, P. 530, 10 March 1770, John Wheelis & Joyce his wife (no county given) to Thomas Wood of Orange, fifty five pounds, 240 acres, on W side of New Hope Cr., begin at the W side of New Hope Cr. at John Hatley's cor. white oak, W 10 ch. to a pine, S 80 ch. to Robert Patterson's cor. red oak & pine, E to creek, up creek to Patten line, W 60 ch. to beginning, surveyed 10 June 1761; signed: Jno. Wheless, Joyce (I) Wheless; witness: Willm. blyth, John (+) Haley; proved Janurary Term 1771 by John Haley. P. 553, 23 July 1771, Francis Nash of Orange to John Wood of same, sixty pounds, 1 acre, Lot 10 in Hillsborough (formerly Childsburg) on S side of Spring Lane, Commissioners to Nash 3 May 1766 registered in Book A Page 34 1/2; signed F. Nash; witness: none listed; acknowledged July Term 1771 ****************************************************************************** ********* Orange County (NC) Deed Book 4 P. 350, 24 May 1790, John Wood of Orange & Anna his wife to William Wood their son [no residence given], one hundred pounds, 150 acres, W side of Eno R., part of 2 tracts, one from Granville to James Denney 1755, the other from Granville to William Few, begin at a red oak on branch of Eno R., W to William Few's back line, on sd. line N to river, down river to first station; signed: John Wood, Anna Wood; witness: [none listed]: acknowledged May 1791 Term P. 556, 28 December 1791, John Woods of Hugh of Orange to Elihu (W) Woods of same, one hundred pounds, 100 acres, on S side of Eno r., both sides of Spirit Br., where Patrick McCulloch did live, [no metes and bounds]; signed: John Woods of Hugh; witness: Joseph Woods, Annis Woods; proved February 1792 Term by Joseph Woods. P. 557, 16 February 1792, Elihu Woods to John Estes [no residence given for either], one hundred and five pounds, 100 acres, on S side of Eno R., on both sides Spirit Br., where Patrick McCulloch lived & died, known as Patrick McCulloch's land, about 2 miles from Hillsborough, part of a tract entered by Hugh Woods; signed: Elihugh Woods; witness: W. Nash, Mary Woods; proved February 1792 Term by Nash P. 557, 10 February 1792, Hugh Woods to son Elihu Woods, renounces all claim to above tract of land; signed: Hugh Woods; witness: W. Nash, Mary Woods; proved February 1792 Term by William Nash. Enjoy! Cindy (Woods) Kermeen

I need info on a Henry Wood that married a Nancy FORD b. 1794 Children [from Colley, Stalnaker and Monroe Families on the Internet] Myrick John J. Elizabeth Barry I need a location for this family. I am researching a BERRY WOOD b. c1815 VA. He married 1st in 1836 in Franklin Co, VA. He is listed on 1850 Lee Co, VA census. Mary Donna Ratliff Foley in KY

Hello Ann, I'm not sure if I have contacted you before. I'm also researching a WOOD family line that begins in Devon. I have been trying to trace a WOOD family line that begins with William Wood born ca. 1578 in Tiverton, Devon, ENG.and have compiled a large database (14 Generations) of info. that extends to the current generation. (I can send a Descendant's Outline of the file if you like.) Based on Family hearsay, I believe my main WOOD line in the USA is related to this WOOD line although I have not yet been able to identify the immigrant ancestor in order to make that final direct connection. It is believed my g-grandfather, Rev./Dr. Jesse Lee(Leonidas?) WOOD b. 1839 in MS, USA and d. 18 Oct 1896 in Ardmore, I.T. (OK), USA is related to this WOOD Line and that his father (name unkn.) probably emigrated to the USA 1750-1800 and may possibly be a descendant of William WOOD b. 22 Sep 1738 in Tiverton, Devon, ENG. William WOOD of Tiverton, Devon, ENG. (b. ca. 1578, d. ca. 1611) was a serge manufacturer. Several descendants were very successful and became quite well known. Among them was Sir Matthew WOOD b. 1768, d. 1843. Sir Matthew WOOD had three sons: Rev/Sir John Page WOOD who was the father of Field Marshall Sir Henry Evelyn WOOD, Sir William Page WOOD (Lord Chancellor of London-1868, a.k.a. Baron Hatherley) and Western WOOD. Sir Matthew WOOD served as Sheriff of London (1815), Lord Mayor of London (1816) and was elected a member of Parliament each year from 1817 until his death in 1843. Robert Wright WOOD's eldest son was Dr. William Burton Persse WOOD who was the father of Sir Henry "Harry" Trueman WOOD and Annie WOOD BESANT. Katharine (Katie or Kitty) O'SHEA nee WOOD, later the wife of Charles Stewart PARNELL, was a daughter of Sir John Page WOOD and sister of Sir Evelyn WOOD. Please let me know if you think we might have a connection or if you want me to send you the detail on my WOOD Family data. Thanks! Look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, JLW Jesse Lee "Jack" WOOD,III Powell, Ohio USA (Formerly from Texas) jwood1@mindspring.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: [WOOD-ENG] WOOD - Devon, Somerset, Date: Thu, 17 May 2001 08:24:06 -0600 From: annm@nait.ab.ca To: WOOD-ENG-L@rootsweb.com My WOOD family originate in Devon and the line is as follows: Samuel WOOD married Sarah ? (most likely from Sidbury) | John WOOD c1792, Sidbury, Devon, married Ann ? | William Henry WOOD c1832, Sidbury moved to West Buckland (village of Ham), Somerset, married Alice SALTER (born c1832 Uffculme or Hemyock) | William Henry WOOD 21 October 1859, West Buckland, Somerset, married Deahlia THORNE | Ernest WOOD 23 March 1890, Wellington, Somerset, married Louisa Jones HASSELL (my grandparents) Ann in Alberta, Canada

Someone has been telling you stories. The death records for 1978 haven't been seen to archives. 1869-1929 are at the Ontario Archives http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/interloan/vsmain.htmailable 1930 to present can only be obained from the Registrar of Ontario Office of the Registrar General PO Box 4600, 189 Red River Road THUNDER BAY ONT P7B 6L8 1-800-461-2156 I believe the fee is $15.00. The 1940 National Registration Records are available from Statistics Canada. The fee is $45.00 Cdn + taxes. However the information is protected by the Privacy Act. The person must be dead for more than 20 years before you can have access. They will ask for proof - an obit or death certificate. 1940 National Registration Records Description: The records provide social and economic information on individuals as well as information on their skills. Class of Individuals: All persons 16 years of age or older in the period 1940-1946 with the exception of those people who were, at the time of registration, members of the armed forces or a religious order, or confined to an institution. Purpose: The information was originally obtained under the authority of the National Resources Mobilization Act, 1940, and the War Measures Act to permit the mobilization of all of the effective resources of the nation, both human and material, for the purpose of the defence and security of Canada. The National Registration Regulations pursuant to this legislation gave custody of the records to Statistics Canada, then known as the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Consistent Uses: A program has been established called the Census Microfilm and Pension Searches Sub-Unit to provide proof of age, place of residence, family relationships or length of residence in Canada from historic census records and 1940 National Registration Records. The service is normally provided in support of application for pensions, citizenship, passports and similar situations where other more preferred administrative records are required but no longer exist or, as in a number of cases, were never issued. Searches are also conducted to provide third parties with information on individuals who were included in the 1940 National Registration. This information is typically requested for genealogical purposes and is made available only if proof is provided that the person about whom information is requested has been deceased for more than twenty years. A standard fee of $45.00 (+PST and $3.15 GST) is charged for each search undertaken but the fee will be refunded if the search is not successful. Requests should be sent to: Census Microfilm and Pension Search Sub-Unit, Census Operations Division, Statistics Canada, B1E-34, Jean Talon Building, Tunney's Pasture, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0T6. Retention and Disposal Standards: The records are retained indefinitely. -----Original Message----- From: Irvin &Chris [SMTP:ijmorey@eidnet.org] Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 7:54 AM To: WOODS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WOODS-L] 1940 Canadian Census National Registration Is there any kind soul out there who has access to the East York, Ontario National Registration Census File of 1940. I know that it can be purchased. My grandmother Bessie Gertrude WOOD/s ne: PERRIN is on this Census and I would love to have a copy of it. She was born in 1904 and her records are sitting in limbo waiting to be filed at the Archives. Until I can obtain her death and birth cert from the Archives, Vital Stats won't release the 1940 census documents they have on her to me...even though I have my birth cert, my mother's birth cert and my grandmother's marriage cert. They also want 50.00 for her 1940 census records. It could be a year before the Archives are able to get those documents for me. I thought that my grandmother had died in 1978 and was buried in Eden Cemetery, Peterborough Twp, Fenlon Falls. A very kind and generous researcher looked in the 1978 newspapers and could find no Obit. Two years ago I wrote to Vital Stats for my grandmother's death cert and they sent me the wrong person's cert. Then by the time we got the error sorted out they told me they sent her information all to the Archives. If I lived in Ontario I would go down to the Archives or Library and pour through pages of info but " no can do!". If someone out there can offer some suggestions I sure could use them as I am getting frustrated. I still don't understand why we are refused information on our own family and especially if one is NOT adopted......Chris. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.249 / Virus Database: 122 - Release Date: 13/04/01 ==== WOODS Mailing List ==== All rights including Copyrights to the messages sent to this LIST for distribution to its subscribers remain with the original author of each message.

Is there any kind soul out there who has access to the East York, Ontario National Registration Census File of 1940. I know that it can be purchased. My grandmother Bessie Gertrude WOOD/s ne: PERRIN is on this Census and I would love to have a copy of it. She was born in 1904 and her records are sitting in limbo waiting to be filed at the Archives. Until I can obtain her death and birth cert from the Archives, Vital Stats won't release the 1940 census documents they have on her to me...even though I have my birth cert, my mother's birth cert and my grandmother's marriage cert. They also want 50.00 for her 1940 census records. It could be a year before the Archives are able to get those documents for me. I thought that my grandmother had died in 1978 and was buried in Eden Cemetery, Peterborough Twp, Fenlon Falls. A very kind and generous researcher looked in the 1978 newspapers and could find no Obit. Two years ago I wrote to Vital Stats for my grandmother's death cert and they sent me the wrong person's cert. Then by the time we got the error sorted out they told me they sent her information all to the Archives. If I lived in Ontario I would go down to the Archives or Library and pour through pages of info but " no can do!". If someone out there can offer some suggestions I sure could use them as I am getting frustrated. I still don't understand why we are refused information on our own family and especially if one is NOT adopted......Chris. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.249 / Virus Database: 122 - Release Date: 13/04/01

I have tried twice, unsuccessfully, to email Brett Woods regarding the Wood families in NC and TN. Has his address changed recently? Thanks Judy

I neglected to include the rest of John and Kesiah's children...They are as follows... Owen WOOD b.1800, d.Dec 7,1875 in Gibson County, TN, M. Caroline Ferguson and second to Mrs Martha Foster.. Thomas WOOD, John WOOD, Lucinda WOOD,m. Sept 21, 1826 to Barnett Ferguson. Jesse WOOD, Franklin WOOD,b. about 1814, in TN, d.1886 m.Oct 15, 1838 in Gibson Con, TN to Mary Ann McKee.. Mary Wood Searching for my branches... Wood, Hunt, Kay, Turnidge,

I have finally had a crack in my brick wall, and am hoping someone can help me break it down completely... I am searching for the following line, The * denotes my direct line...Thank you in advance for any help I receive.. *John Wood d.Nov 1813, m. April 5,1793 in Campbell Co, VA to Kesiah Franklin. children: *Edmund Wood b 1805 in VA, d.1879 in Clark Co, WA, m. Nov 22, 1826 in Gibson Co, TN to Rebecca Mary Crockett., children, Nancy, Kesiah, *Robert Franklin, David Alex, Martha Jane, Minirva. 2nd Marriage, Martha Hance b.Dec 31, 1828 in TN d. Jan 2, 1895 in Clark County, WA children: Daniel Boone, Owen,Mary Rebbeca,Harriet F.,Ellen C.,America Belle,Amanda A., and Burgas D. Does anyone have a connevtion to this line? Mary Wood Searching for my branches... Wood, Hunt, Kay, Turnidge,

There was a prominent Woods family in St. Croix, Danish West Indies (now US Virgin Islands) in the late 1700s, through 1800s. They were connected somehow with Philadelphia, where William Henry Woods died in 1864. His brother was Edward Woods, born abt. 1797. Both were sons of Charles Woods, b. in America abt. 1750, a physician who took citizenship papers in St. Croix in 1781, during the Revolution. I have not been able to trace Charles's heritage back beyond the 1781 date; his birth date is an estimate based on his age (60) at death in 1810. He is buried in St. Croix. There is some family lore that says the family were originally British, but others in the family say that's the "myth" the family wished you to believe. Hmmmmm.....at any rate, Belize would be in the same sea-going sphere as the Caribbean islands, so there's a chance there's a connection. Do you have any Charleses in your line? Thanks. Laura in NC

By the way, for what it may be worth, the original attachment from Charlie & Chris Woods was docs.scr This is my last message on this subject. Hugh Borden

I send my thanks to the NINE good folks who responded to my message ref. virus. I will not list names, but you all know who you are. Also my thanks in advance to any more responses I receive. Happy hunting, may you all complete your trees in your lifetime, without viruses. Meanwhile, if Jeff & Tosha, & Charlie & Chris are real, I would certainly like to hear from you about our WOODS families. But please, no attachments. Hugh Borden from Nova Scotia, Canada

This was in Tues, 8 May, Springfield MO News Leader, p. 5B: Discovery of cemetery halts roadwork--Associated Press-Kansas City-- Construction of a new highway in south Kansas City has been halted by the discovery of a small cemetery dating back to the Civil War era. State officials are anxious to find any descendants of the Holloway family who are bured in the cemetery. If the heirs can't be found, the state will have to get court permission to move the nine graves in the plot, in order to finish a new Missouri 150. Construction workers recently unearthed a marble headstone, dating from 1858, while moving a large section of water pipe. Archaeologists later found another headstone and evidence of seven other graves. The site has not been disturbed further. -------- Please pass this on to other lists. Betty White Santa Barbara, CA

I sent an e-mail to Jeff & Tosha, from an enquiry they placed on the ref. Digest. I received a message from a Charlie & Chris Woods, with an attachment. Without thinking, I tried to open the attachment, something I don't do from someone i am not familiar. My computer would not accept it. So I sent out a message telling them so. They sent me another attachment, as follows: Me_nude. AVI.pif . If this is what it looks like, I certainly don't appreciate receiving it on a genealogy list. It might be quite innocent, but I am not opening it, but am leaving it on the computer until I hear more. Hugh Borden.